Assassin’s Creed Valhalla hotfix addresses another Sigrblot Festival issue

Ubisoft has released an Assassin’s Creed Valhalla hotfix designed to address another Sigrblot Festival issue.

The publisher said the update addresses an issue which was stopping players from progressing in the War Effort quest during the Sigrblot Festival, despite having completed all the objectives from the four posts.

Players may need to restart the game in order to activate the fix.

Introduced as part of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla title update 1.3.0, the Sigrblot Festival is a time-limited event running until August 19.

Players can unlock exclusive rewards, including a one-handed sword, by participating in activities and quests.

Last Friday, Ubisoft also released a hotfix to address another issue with the War Effort quest and exhausted foreign supplies.

And it provided workarounds for two other problems players can run into with the Sigrblot Festival.

It said players “may lose control of Eivor when activating the fishing line from the action wheel during the wolf kill finisher (Three Big Pigs)”. If this happens, players should try loading a previous save file or reloading the game.

Players may also be unable to interact with quest givers if they push them out of position. If this occurs, players should exit the zone before returning to reset the quest giver’s position.

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Earlier this week, Ubisoft pulled Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’s Egghead community challenge after issues resulted in players being unable to claim the Einherjar bow reward.

The time-limited challenge required participants to perform headshots as a community to unlock the weapon, but bugs meant progress was either not being tracked properly or rewards were not being given out.

“The Einherjar bow will return to Ubisoft Connect as a reward in the future after the problems are resolved for all players,” the company said.